Nakashima Straight-Back ChairGeroge Nakashima was an MIT trained architect who described himself as a Japanese Shaker an expression of his interest in creating unadorned, functional objects. He also believed in pursuing a revival of lost crafts and practices, like traditional Japanese joinery and the use of natural materials. Nakashima was able to maintain the sculptural lines and fine craftsmanship of his Straight Backed Chair (1946) even at the mass production level.

This three-drawer nightstand offers ample bedside table storage or could be used as a small dresser for a child's bedroom

foam cushioned seatProduct SpecificationsSolid walnut arms and legs

The mini version features a single locking drawer with center divider and rear cord channel

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s MR Side Chair was designed in 1927 as part of his contribution to the Weissenhof exhibit in Stuttgart

its spacious cabinet for storage and discreet cord management keep the chaos of work at bay

Work wonders

Exclusive modern design with curved edges

Recline resistance feature for greater upright support

while the upholstered seat keeps you and your guests comfortable

In one word

even Sparky (if he's a good boy)

the Eames Coffee Table (1949) was designed by Charles and Ray Eames for use in their Pacific Palisades home